Some months ago, when my team and I created a Discord channel, we integrated a WORD game into it from Discord Games. Although my friends weren't interested, or let me say, they played for a while and left, I was very keen on playing. That was because I got addicted to the fun of racking my brain to figure out the smashed words. It was fun, and sometimes, I would ask my friend, who usually appeared to be "brainy," for help, but most of the time, she couldn't figure them out either.
Locating the Same Game on Hivesuite:
I had stopped playing on Discord because I lost my streak and was too lazy to start again. When I came across people sharing their streaks on Snap, I wondered if they were games on Discord until I clicked the link and discovered that Hivesuite was a world of its own, with many games and other interesting features.
Then, I came across WORDGRID, and it was lovely to see myself racking my brain again after a long while. I only played for a while before giving up when I couldn't maintain a streak. This was because I kept forgetting to play, and I also felt that the process of getting to the game was a bit long. That was mainly because I wasn't used to the frontend itself.
The fact that I also couldn't keep up with the daily Snaps made me forget about the game too quickly. If I had been consistent with Snaps, I would have been motivated by other people's posts and encouraged to play and make my own posts as well.
But then, the game is interesting.
I'm not a fan of games, or let me say, I opted out of gaming a very long time ago, so it's usually hard for me to settle down for a couple of minutes to play games. But this one is different. I love how it stretches my brain, and at the end of each game, I get to learn new words I never imagined existed.
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Photos: Screenshots from the HiveSuite frontend